Rejected His Pregnant Mate Novels & Stories

One of the elders exhaled quietly before speaking. “We’ve come to a decision.” Damien’s eyes narrowed slightly. “What decision?” A brief glance passed between them. Then— “We’ve made the decision to announce Sandy officially as your mate… and Luna.” A heavy silence followed after that.

"I choose to reject Sarah as my mate, and there's nothing you or anyone else can do about it." Andrew's eyes flashed with anger, his wolf instincts urging him to assert his dominance. "Do you know that your rejected mate Sarah is carrying your seed ?" he asked, his voice filled with a mix of warning and concern. "You may reject your mate, but a pregnant mate is a different story altogether. You have a responsibility to her and your unborn child, whether you like it or not," Andrew stated firmly, his gaze unwavering.

he sputtered out, clicking his fingers and cleaning himself up when he had gotten over the shock, staring from face to face to make sure they were not pulling some sort of prank on him. “No, I wish I where it would certainly make things easier,” Allen said with a sigh as he scrubbed his hand over his face. “And no, before you ask, we haven't mated yet, he rejected me,” Allen said, sighing at having to explain it for what felt like the hundredth time that day. He smiled when Adom gripped his hand with a quick squeeze before letting go.

Derick turned to me and asked, "What do you say, Sophia? Will you join our pack?" Lucas and the rest of the pack members were stunned by Derick's determine suggestion. They couldn't believe that their Alpha was willing to accept someone who was banished from her pack, let alone someone who had been labeled a "rejected mate". Jessica couldn't hide her disapproval as she rolled her eyes and muttered under her breath. I looked at Derick, trying to read his expression, but he was unreadable. He simply stood there, waiting for my answer. I took a deep breath and spoke up, "Are you sure about this, Derick? I don't want to cause any trouble for your pack."

“Rowan, can I tell you something?” I turned to face her fully. “You never need permission.” Her pulse fluttered fast and uneven. “About the pup. About the father.” Ash surged forward, alert. ‘This matters.’ “Yes,” I said carefully. “Tell me.” She drew a steadying breath. “His name is Cade. He was my mate in my old pack. Or supposed to be.” Something inside me snapped into sharp, burning clarity. “He rejected me,” she continued, her voice tight. “Publicly. And when he found out I was pregnant, he told me he didn’t want the pup. Like it was a relief.”

I say and shake my head. Nikolai rejected her in the worst possible way and called out her flaws. Even if it wasn’t him at the time, the rejection is still there, and now they have to suffer the consequences. Rejected mates will never find happiness again unless the other dies. But even then, the female will be barren, and the male will never produce an heir.

I stuttered as I dabbed my tears, and he nodded in understanding. "You know, I lost my wife too," he said to me, and a forced smile adorned his face as soon as he revealed it to me. "She was pregnant with a child, and I rejected her. I thought she had cheated on me, so I severed our mate bond by rejecting her," he confessed, and I listened, my curiosity piqued as I wondered where he was headed. He took out a frame from the drawer and handed it to me. As soon as my eyes fell on the frame, I froze in my seat. I could barely hear him speaking, as my focus was completely absorbed by the image in the frame.

I asked, looking at Matthew incredulously. He shrugged. “I was young. I was in love. The mate bond and our marks were still fresh. I didn’t know she was pregnant when she turned 21 and we mated. I just wanted to be with my mate and make her happy and prove to her that I loved her no matter what. So I agreed.” “You could have rejected her. Could have had the council come and perform the ritual to separate mates who are already marked,” I told him with a scowl.

she asked, her eyes pleading with me as if her whole future hinged on my response. I took a deep breath, wanting to help her. “Here’s the thing, rejection is really painful. It was so bad, I couldn’t even get out of bed for a long time. I basically lost my will to live. But don’t stay with him because of that. Being mates is permanent. There’s no divorce. Once the two of you mark each other, that’s it. You’ll both be bound for life, and there’s no way to remove a mark as far as I know.”

“You’re right it’s very hard to decide, he did find his mate by the way, about sixteen years ago” “Oh my goddess, he did? I was just speaking hypothetically” I was horrified that it actually happened. “Well, what happened to her, his mate I mean?” I asked curiously. “He met her when he was visiting another pack with my father. He was already married and had Kate. There was nothing to be decided. He loved Sara with every fiber of his being, there was nothing that would change that, not even a true mate. Luckily, his mate was also married to the love of her life. She was four months pregnant. So, in the end no one got hurt. They both rejected each other so that the mate bond would sever and th